Charlie Clee.
Welcome To Thebes
2016
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As her political opponent, Charlie Clee as Prince Tydeus owns the stage with a perfect combination of swagger and thuggery, mocking and cajoling us to support him, getting a weird thrill out of others’ misfortunes, yet portraying surprising vulnerability and panic when things don’t go his way. Technically first class, and revealing the great depth of his character – he’s definitely One To Watch in the future. Chris Poppe, Northampton.
Charlie, I have no shame in admitting is one of my favourites and is the one of the group I have seen perform the most via a couple of Masque plays. He is just a tremendously watchable performer, full of that physical impact performance especially. As Tydeus he is as powerful as ever and really a horrifying character. The scene with Ismene in particular is a truly unpleasant, but brilliant one. A Small Mind, Northampton.
Talking of disliking people, step up Prince Tydeus! Full of fire and grand ideas but actually being lead around by the nose by Pargeia for most of the time. Charlie Clee, struts his stuff like a young Che Guevara and is immensely watchable. He has great timing and he possesses so much energy, sometimes he has to fight to reign it in. Charlie has risen to the true elite in my book as when he mistreats Ismene, he is close to making me come on stage and punch his lights out. My hat is off to you Charlie, you were outstanding. Mudbeast, Northampton.